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An isotropic radiator of power \( P \) produces at distance \( r \) a power density of
Answer: A
The power spreads uniformly over the whole sphere of area \( 4\pi r^2 \), which is the definition of an isotropic radiator. Real antennas concentrate power in some directions, and the ratio to the isotropic density is the gain.
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